Concept Information

Processus transversus vertebrae

Anatomical Terms Info - Concept Id (ATI-ConceptId / ATICID)

1155

Foundational Model of Anatomy Id(s) (FMAIDs)

11949

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No reason is given yet

This concept was contributed by

Jose Mejino, MD., United States

Change history

12 Sep 2012 0:00 [GMT] by: O.P. Gobée ADMIN, MD., Netherlands [Change Id: 1]
NEW Structure/Concept:	Processus transversus vertebrae [ATI-ConceptId:1155]
SET (or ADDED) Term for this Structure/Concept:	Transverse process of vertebra
SET (or ADDED) Term for this Structure/Concept:	Processus transversus vertebrae
SET (or ADDED) Term for this Structure/Concept:	Processus transversus
Primary Term:	Processus transversus vertebrae
SET (or ADDED) Foundational Model of Anatomy Id (FMAID):	11949
SET (or ADDED) Contributor:	Jose Mejino
REASON FOR CHANGE(S):	Initial import from AnatomicalTerms.info 1.0 database, originally extracted and imported from Foundational Model of Anatomy database, 2007.
23 Jan 2014 0:00 [GMT] by: A.A.H. (Fred) van Immerseel, Netherlands [Change Id: 3]
NEW Term for this Structure/Concept:	Dwarsuitsteeksel
REASON FOR CHANGE(S):	Import Dutch terms
10 May 2015 10:16 [GMT] by: Mr Charles Dub, Netherlands [Change Id: 29661]
NEW Definition or Description:	the transverse proces is a part of the vertebra.There are two transverse processes, on each side of the vertebral body which project from either side at the point where the lamina joins the pedicle, between the superior and inferior articular processes. They also serve for the attachment of muscles and ligaments. {processus transversus vertebra}
SET Primary Definition TO:	the transverse proces is a part of the vertebra.There are two transverse processes, on each side of the vertebral body which project from either side at the point where the lamina joins the pedicle, between the superior and inferior articular processes. They also serve for the attachment of muscles and ligaments. {processus transversus vertebra}
SET Singular/Plural TO:	Plural
SET Repetition Pattern TO:	One instance on the left and one instance on the right
20 May 2016 0:00 [GMT] by: [Change Id: 34838]
NEW Term for this Structure/Concept:	脊椎横突
REASON FOR CHANGE(S):	mass Import of Chinese terms from Excel 20-05-2016